Field 6, of course, always.
Yes, you're 100% right, Jane Jacobs halted Moses' efforts to plow right through Greenwich Village. Now that would have been a change to the urban landscape. Apparently, he was no major lover of mass transit and his vision of the future was all car-oriented. They say that the State Parks on Long Island were not accesible for the longest time, as he made the overpasses on the roadways too low for buses to pass under. This eliminated 'undesirables' (ie, poorer persons of color) from the urban areas from using his parks- Long Island at the time was pretty homogenously white. Tsk tsk.
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